Questions

[beck322]

I looked at the websides you guys gave me still could not find the answers!!!

1. How do you pass an array to a function? example?
2. how do i declare a floating point?
3. What is inderection when talking about pointers?
4. Given the following piece of code, what does cout show?
int*p, i = 15;
p = &I;
*p = 20;
cout<< i ;
5. can a particular array contain integers, floats, and characters?
6. What is the value of 2*3 + 7%2-15?

[sicarie]

I looked at the websides you guys gave me still could not find the answers!!!

1. How do you pass an array to a function? example?
2. how do i declare a floating point?
3. What is inderection when talking about pointers?
4. Given the following piece of code, what does cout show?
int*p, i = 15;
p = &I;
*p = 20;
cout<< i ;
5. can a particular array contain integers, floats, and characters?
6. What is the value of 2*3 + 7%2-15?

Those are some pretty basic questions, if we've posted and you're still having trouble, you should go talk to your teacher.

[bluesteel]

I looked at the websides you guys gave me still could not find the answers!!!

1. How do you pass an array to a function? example?
2. how do i declare a floating point?
3. What is inderection when talking about pointers?
4. Given the following piece of code, what does cout show?
int*p, i = 15;
p = &I;
*p = 20;
cout<< i ;
5. can a particular array contain integers, floats, and characters?
6. What is the value of 2*3 + 7%2-15?

Those are basic questions, look at these answers:
1- You have a function: int myfunction(int Array[10])
then you write the name of an array as a parameter.
2- Don't understand, floating numbers?? float mynumber;
4- cout shows 15!!!!!!!!
5- yeah, sure. Only one at a time, but you could define an integer array and your compiler could also "interpret" the numbers and show them as characters, like 65='A'
6- By using % you get a result as you would using fmod().
2*3 + 7%2 - 15
6 + 1 - 15
6+1+15=22
Easy, isn't it??

[bluesteel]

Those are basic questions, look at these answers:
1- You have a function: int myfunction(int Array[10])
then you write the name of an array as a parameter.
2- Don't understand, floating numbers?? float mynumber;
4- cout shows 15!!!!!!!!
5- yeah, sure. Only one at a time, but you could define an integer array and your compiler could also "interpret" the numbers and show them as characters, like 65='A'
6- By using % you get a result as you would using fmod().
2*3 + 7%2 - 15
6 + 1 - 15
6+1+15=22
Easy, isn't it??

i mistook it should have been:
6+1-15=-8
:(